A World of Excesses: Online Games and Excessive Playing, by Faltin Karlsen
Daria Kuss is impressed with a series of interviews that shed light on the medicalisation of gaming problems

Daria Kuss is impressed with a series of interviews that shed light on the medicalisation of gaming problems

June Purvis is intrigued by an account of those who swam against the tide in an age of conformity and religious piety

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Jessica Swale’s rollicking play about women in 1890s Cambridge fighting for the recognition of their education has relevance today

Jessica Swale’s rollicking play about women in 1890s Cambridge fighting for the recognition of their education has relevance today

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